This magnificent Georgian country house, situated down a long tree-lined drive on the outskirts of the quiet village of Bridgerule on the Devon/Cornwall border, has all the benefits of a tranquil rural setting and yet is only five miles from the seaside town of Bude and the stunning North Cornwall coast. The house (the country residence of the newly recreated Duke of Exeter) combines an air of grandeur with the warm welcoming feel of a charming home and resonates with the elegance of a lost era whilst boasting modern amenities and comforts.

With seven bedrooms (four en-suite) the house can comfortably sleep up to 18 people. The elegant dining room, unusual semicircular breakfast room with its semicircular dining table, two drawing rooms, snooker room and wide, airy hallway and galleried landing mean that there is plenty of space to be together without being under each other's feet. The bespoke gothic-style Oak kitchen with its warming Rayburn and wonderful slate floors is at the heart of the house and a cook's delight.

Extensive lawned gardens are perfect for playing games whilst shady wooded areas offer peace and relaxation: something for everyone!

To stay in this house is to experience a life-style which is almost impossible to find in this day and age. Newacott House is the most glorious setting for large extended families or groups of friends to enjoy together.